The following information was compiled from the Sammamish police reports:

An Orcas Island man who was visiting a home in Sammamish Oct. 30 called police to report someone broke into his truck overnight and stole all his mixed martial arts gear, a cell phone and his laptop.

The man said someone smashed the rear cab window of his truck parked in the 2400 block of Southeast 20th Street.

Both truck doors were still locked and it appeared thieves simply broke the glass and quickly removed the two gym bags sitting on his seat.

The man found his clothes scattered down the street.

TIRES SLASHED

A Sammamish woman called police Nov. 2 to report that someone slashed three of the four tires on her SUV on Halloween night.

The woman, who lives in the 19000 block of Northeast 32nd Place, said her son had take the vehicle out for a Halloween party. She believes he was specifically targeted but the son denied that was the case. The estimated cost of replacement tires was $1,000.

PHYSICAL THREAT

A 30-year-old Sammamish woman called police Nov. 3 after her husband allegedly threatened to knock her teeth out.

The woman, who is not originally from the United States, said her husband recently got upset that she was becoming “more independent” and took her cell phone away and cut off her access to the Internet.

The woman said the argument started after their young child entered the husband’s workspace and he asked her to remove him.

The husband, 42, denied saying he would knock his wife’s teeth out, saying, “I will not speak ill of my wife, but she is lying.” Police made sure the man understood domestic violence laws and provided the woman the proper resources in case another incident occurs.

BURGLARY

A Sammamish woman reported someone broke into her home while she was at work Nov. 2 and stole several pieces of jewelry.

Thieves apparently entered the home in the 2100 block of Northeast 6th Place by prying open the garage door.

They took several items including silver necklaces valued at $500.

NO LICENSE

Sammamish police responded to a possible burglary in progress Nov. 1 to find three employees of a gutter company placing flyers in doors of homes in the 1600 block of 216th Avenue Southeast.

When contacted, the employee showed a generic business license they said gave them permission to solicit in Sammamish.

Police advised them of the city’s ordinance and contacted the owner of the business, who said he would remove all his employees from the area right away.

FAMILY FIGHT

A Sammamish father called police to report that his 18-year-old son punched him in the side of the head.

An argument apparently started after the man came downstairs and asked his son, who was watching TV, to be quiet.

The son admitted to punching his father, but said he was provoked. He said his dad was sitting across the couch from him asking, “You want to hit me don’t you?” He said his dad then got within 2 feet of him before he struck him in the left ear.

The son was booked into the Issaquah jail.

TAGGED AGAIN

An employee of a Sammamish salon called police Oct. 29 to report a second instance of graffiti the on business’s garbage bin area.

Vandals sprayed “I cant be SG” in red paint, followed by something officers were unable to discern. The business had painted over the previous graffiti.

SHOPLIFTING

Two 15-year-old Eastlake High School students were nabbed Oct. 31 for attempting to steal a pair of $10 earbuds and a $26 wireless mouse from Bartell Drugs.

Police contacted the parents of both boys, who received trespass letters and are unable to return to the store.

OVERDOSE

Police responded to a call of a 19-year-old Sammamish male overdosing on heroin Oct. 27. Another man said the victim shot up about a gram of heroine about 20 minutes previous. The reporting party denied using the drug himself.

The victim, who was lying on the ground  and not making any sense, was transported to Swedish Hospital for treatment.